One hundred and twenty years Yin Yang Calendar (1910--2029)

Author: Qin Chengqin
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: A Hundred Years of Yin-Yang Calendar is a reading of the Yin-Yang combined calendar. The book is structured with a calendar format, with one grid for each day. It starts with the Gregorian calendar and then matches it with the lunar calendar, weekdays, the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, the Five Elements, Taidian (a traditional Chinese calendar system), and celestial stars. In this way, the content of each day covers 7 aspects. This meets the basic requirements of folk calendars. The customs of using folk calendars are diverse in content, considering both the annual and monthly phenomena, as well as solar terms and specific days. Some are used for agricultural calculations, others for recording birthdays; some for harmonizing the Eight Characters (BaZi), and others for predicting annual luck, and so on, with countless examples. From the perspective of folk customs, this almanac comprehensively incorporates various elements, striving to be all-encompassing to meet diverse needs.